Pleasant Reunion and Liberty Loan Events in Cheyenne
Distinguished visitors Captain J. F. Lucey and Lieutenant Glass, with ties to the food administration, rejoined comrades from the Spanish war in Cheyenne. A Plains dinner honored them, and a women’s liberty loan committee meeting is planned for Saturday. Also noted are the Huckfeldt Cook wedding at 1819 Russell Street, Red Cross gauze drives, and a Library picture exhibit at 7:20 PM.
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Cheyenne
J. F. Lucey
Washington, D. C
Jehan A. Glass
Food Administration
Charles Pington
United States Army
Philippines
the Plains
Charles Prieto
Visiting List Mrs T 8 Taliaferro Attends Liberty Loan Meet
Mrs T 8 Taliaferro of Rock Springs arrived early today for the county chairmen liberty loan meeting and is staying with Mrs R A Morton during her visit.
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Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Liberty Loan County
R. A. Morton
Our Line of Defense in Wartime Health Message
A wartime health notice urges keeping youth fit for service and warns of widespread physical unfitness. It promotes Dr Pierce's Anuric for uric acid removal from blood, recommends milk and vegetables, high water intake, and one daily meat portion. It cites Buffalo NY origin and drugstore purchase details.
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Dr. Pierce
the Margical Institute
Buffalo
Anurie
The 1918 Sailor Hat Reappears In Rose Pink Organdie
Betty Brown describes a 1918 sailor hat inspired by Kate Greenaway fashions. The hat features rose pink organdie with narrow puffings, a brim and crown trimmed with embroidered daisies and roses in red beads.
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Betty Brown
Kate Greenaway
Big Denver Organ Dedicated with Free Concerts Planned
Denver dedicates its municipal peoples organ costing 80000 dollars funded by subscriptions and the city general fund. Evan Williams Welsh tenor wowed attendees while Miss Margaret Wilson plans a final concert before departing for France. Free Sunday concerts with a 1000 voice chorus begin March 24.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Robert W. Speer
Peoples
Evan Williame
Margaret Wilson
Denver Peoples’ Organ
Clarence Reynolds
Philadelphia
Local residents and visitors plan Cheyenne engagements
Mrs. John B. Osborne of Rock Springs chairs Carbon county committee and attends the Plains meeting. Mrs. James Mickelson of Big Piney will visit Cheyenne for the weekend and attend the Mberly loan meeting. Mrs. Otto Henke of Sibylle returns from Cheyenne with Mrs. Henke senior. Mrs. Henke was Nora Doyle before marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helms of Amhurst Cola stay with B. H. Finkbiner. Mrs. Helms is Finkbiner’s sister. Mrs. F. L. Robinson visits Casper briefly. Lorenz Berger and wife go to Joliet NL for two weeks with Mrs. Berger’s parents. Mrs. Joe Perryam and son Billy visit John Perryam and FE. R. Breisch en route home from Encampment via Douglas, Ariz. Mrs. Perryam to join at Encampment then Laramie visit. Frank Elekhorn and daughter plan Denver move. Miss Bessie Fitz, Platte county clerk, is in Cheyenne for a few days.
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Lucey
Hoover
Belgium
Steere
William Reno
Colonel Reno
Fort Russell
France
Glass
Bristol
Lucey Manufacturing Corporation
New York City
Liberty Loan
Cheyenne
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Wyoming
H. P. Hynds
the Plains
Huckfeldt-Cook
John Huckfeldt
Rebecca Cook
B. H. Finkbiner
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
John B. Osborne
Rock Springs
Carbon County
Plains
James Mickelson
Big Piney
Otto Henke
The
Sibylle
Henke
Ridolph Henke
Nora Doyle
Charles Helms
Amhurst
Cola
Helms
Finkbiner
F. L. Robinson
Casper
Lorenz Berger
Joliet
Community church groups plan afternoon sewing and evening social
St. Mark's Guild meets at the Parish house for Red Cross sewing and mission study this afternoon. A patriotic social follows in church parlors with an admission to benefit missionary work. King's Daughters host in Congregational church parlor tonight with Mrs J J Underwood and Mrs Harold Cooke among the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
Red Cross Sewine
Guild
Baptist Sunday School
King’s Daughters
J. J. Underwood
Harold Cooke
Miss Ivey
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Wyoming Stock Growers Plan Annual Meeting in Kemmerer
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association will be held in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 o'clock a m for the election of officers and other business. Alice Smith secretary.
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Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Alice Smith
MME MANLOSE VOICE SPECIALIST TO ARRIVE IN CHEYENNE
The musically inclined may meet Madame Manlose Voiche and arrange for study as she arrives in Cheyenne on Saturday for several days. Further notice will follow with meeting details and locations.
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Cheyenne
Urges Guillotine for German Agents
A call for harsh punishment of German spies and traitors during wartime. The author argues public execution by guillotine, or other drastic measures, would deter sabotage and incendiary attacks seen as harming soldiers and the nation. The piece advocates immediate, severe consequences for treachery at home.
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Berlin
Nero
Lovely Spring Official Debut Arrives With Vernal Equinox
Official spring arrives this morning as the vernal equinox marks longer daylight hours. The season is pictured as romantic and flowery, though the warning not to hock your overcoat remains.
Concrete Buildings Hard to Remove
For a new Chicago railway station site a fairly new concrete building was demolished using a 1800 pound pear shaped iron ball dropped from a 40 foot derrick. Floors with 250 pounds per square foot capacity barely sagged under ten pounds per square foot. Demolition relied on weights torches dynamite and water plus burning wood around columns to crack the concrete.
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Chicago
Manages Beardslee Dies in Kansas Auto Crash
The body of C. B. Beardslee, field manager of the Wyoming Blackfoot Oil Co, killed near Neodesha Kansas in an auto accident, will be brought to Denver. He left Denver Friday for Kansas to supervise operations. A telegram to his wife said he died at 4 30 p m when his car overturned and crushed him.
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Denver
C. B. Beardslee
Wyoming-Blackfout Oil Company
Neodesha
Kan
Mr. Beardslee
Kansas Oil Fields
D Beardslee
Water Pressure Failure at C. and 8 Round House Fire
Public Forum March Q1 1914 explains the water supply failure during last night’s fire. The 4 inch main feeding hydrants along the right of way is undersized compared to the 4 inch distribution line, causing pressure drop when multiple hydrants operate. Tests show city main at 120 psi, hydrants mostly 100 psi or 80 psi, with pressure falling 50 psi when full force applied.
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The
State Leader
Round House
Speeders Must Buy War Stamps Says Arizona Police Judge
Arizona police judges plan to sentence speeders and other minor offenders to purchase government thrift stamps and baby stamps instead of paying fines. Agreements with county judges cover implementing the plan with war savings in mind. The scheme, originated by David Babbit, would require offenders to invest fines in government securities. upon return with certificates the case would be dismissed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
R. Trittle
War Savings
David Babbitt
Coconing County
Douglas Hoy Accepted in Naval Academy
Washington D C March 21 Carles J McWhinnie of Douglas Woo nominated by Senator John B Kendrick for the Naval academy passed the mental examinations held Feb 19 according to the navy department today McWhinle is eighteen and son of C Ht McWhinnale a prominent Converse county resident
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Washington, D. C
Carles J. McWhinnie
Douglas
Woo
John B. Kendrick
Naval Academy
Navy Department
McWhinnle
C. Ht. McWhinnale
Converse County
Royal Mail Steamer Amazon Sunk off Gibewltor
Report from Buenos Aires says the Royal Mail steamer Amazon was sunk near Gibewltor with passengers unaccounted for. The vessel belonged to the Liverpool service and was due to sail to this side of the Atlantic in August.
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HIG
Buenos Aires
Amazon
Gibewltor
Aerice
Liverpool
Agwil
Local Cheyenne Notes Showcase Arrivals and Services
Prominent figures visit Cheyenne from Casper and Thermopolis while Wolfram and Burns visit. Taxis and 7 passenger touring cars offered by Cahill Holliday and other providers. Old papers for sale, public notary appointments, and a new contracting company forming with $25 000 capital.
Thirty Seven American Casualties From France War Dept Report
Washington March 21. Thirty seven American casualties in France announced by the war department this afternoon include three killed in action two deaths from wounds two from accidents eight from diseases five severely wounded and seventeen slightly wounded.
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Gran
Washington
France
War Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladien Onyz
Pali C. Ye ‘dl
Ora
Helio
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Alfred Cook
Frank Cook
Laramie
William Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Ambhurst
Red Cross News
Red Cross
T. Blake Kennedy
Clarence Richardson
G. W. Stanley
G. H. Gilland
P. J. Black
Pythian
Mary Carpenter
Big Denver
Miss Wilson
Mme. Manlose Voiche Spicialist
Winona
Winona of, Corporation
DD. S. Dickert
Carey Av
Wyo
Coliseum
Knight's
Lovely Spring
Fuel Wheat i Sugar
Kansas
the Public Forum
Douglas Hoy
Ronames
Cahill & Holliday
Capital Coal Company
Min
James Hurst
Burns
Joher T. Burns
Chey@ne
Cheyenne Industrial Club
16Th St
Tf. W. Howell
Powell
Cook of
Worland
Joe Cook
Suerman Paint Company
Prom Thermopolis
PF. Selbeck
Thermopolis
Leader Office
Secretary of State
Murphy Stark Company
Griffing
Sherman Paint Co
Wheatland
Mrs
Osgood Johnson
Leader
John Yorum
Douglas Ls
Promy
W. Leidecker
Auto Express
Wheatlaind
Ressie S. Fite
Robert Forssyth
City
Wyarming
Fabian Bibi
Fr. Koebler
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